The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 19, 1934, Page 8, Image 8

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1934.
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OUT-OF-DOORS FTUFF
By Una Leneve
■
,
game warden, and a real one, at that,
half. From this point on, however, lion wo* reported as 88 per child per ' cover the work in the most effective
8p«rt Brihfe
made the statement that the wild life
Coquille moved ahead, at the same month; high school tuition, |5.60 per ' way. We foal the need of the time,
(By Mark Seeley)
Oregon was worth in commercial
time holding the invaders in check.
The cry of the sheep herder haz
month. In this town at least 200 f which our school year has been short­
Myrtle Point Bobcats have demon-
children whose parents could not pay ened by force of present condition* but
been heeded! Panic reigns in certain value several million doUara. Yet it
; strated without much doubt that they
the tuition charges wore being denied we are glad to tend our hart effort*
circtoe throughout the state, fearful is ignored for the herds of bawling
Bobcats Oaw Red Devils
are the “scream of the acrap” when it
»heep
that
roam
about
the
state
des
­
to carry over until a more favorable
an
education. •
that eongraas will not approve the
Stage struck or just naturally off,
troying pasture for wild game and cornea to considering Coos county bas­
outlook may be restored.
ten-year program for predatory ani­
but
better
to
say,
outplayed.
That
in
which is the direct cause of more in­ ketball. A 12 to 11 victory over the
Our classes in Civics made good use
Because of lack of available funds
mal control that the Bioligical Survey
cendiary forest Area being started, veteran Bandon quintet, 'Friday night short is a description of the Coquille one of every four cities has shorten­ of the daily papers during the time of
ha* in mind and donate said survey
on their home court, and a second win, high basketball teams showing Tues­
the “Special Semion” and many inter­
ed its school term.
several million dollars in order that co create more pasture, than aH other
27 to 18, Tuesday evening over Co- day night in the opening fray of the
factors combined.
esting points were studied about our
Seven
hundred
and
fifteen
rural
officials of the survey may hire their
What is causing a lot of conjecture , quille is.'oonclusive evidence that “A” League schedule against the Myr­ school* arc expected to run less than legislative assembly,
pet poison «lingers to scatter tons sf
is whether the present gaase eofo- : Coach Pat Rickard’s outfit has some­ tle Point Bobcata, the game conclud­ three month* thi* year.
The classes in English, Arithmetic,
poison bait about tbs oountry and con­
ing 27 to 18 for the invaders.
nission is really interested in mutton thing on the bal.
Reductions in length of term in ru- and History have covered their work
tinue their ruthlea* war. upon every
Myrtle
Point
ran
the
count
to
8
to
We predicted before the start of
or in gaase?
Y*1 schools are being made in face as outlined by the course and some
living creature that walks the woods,
I have dwelt upon the subject above the schedule that the Bobcats had a 0 at the end of the first quarter, and of toe fact that the term* have been have had time to look up valuable out­
jnchjdiMP'Valuable stock and varmint
strong lineup on paper, and in actual to 10 to 0 in the second period before
"5'ogs^as well as song birds.
The to such an extent that it has taken
far from adequate; in 1980, rural side material.
up a lot of our space for this week, play these thoughts are being brought Coquille scored a field goal. Ostran­ schools for 1,600,000 children were
The words, “extra credit,” have
Chamber of Commerce of Portland
in fact almost all of it, but I trust out as correct. The defeat of Bandon der started the proceedings with a open six month* or less.
been used by seme pupils and not fully
hss gone to bat for the survey in the
basket
Morris
passed
up
a
chance
to
that I have not pulled my bow strong was administered without the services
New reductions of term in city understood. The firrt requirement is
matter, but they «an readily be for­
n vain and that some of the darts of Tommy Ostrander, the ace, sharp­ tie the count by mieaing two free tries school* have come on the heels of a to have all assigned work completed
given. for chamber oTcommsrce mem­
shooting forward of the up-river five, and Ostrander followed by also miss­ constant succession of reduction*. and handed in neatly done. This is ba­
aimed herein
'
And a mark.
bers in a large city are not supposed
ing a gift ¿hot.
It’s all for a good saws.
The while against Coquille Tom was in
Terms in practically
every
great ric and thus for, if well done, will on-
to be in touch with wild life condition*
Druliner, diminutive Bobcat forward,
the
lineup
and
proved
to
be
capable
of
writer of this column believes in ab­
American city are today one or two Utle the student to only a three It
and the wool may easily be pulled over
rang
the
bell
twice
with
two
field
solute protection of game and does beating the locall by himself. Hi» 18
months shorter than they were 70* to is work done beyond thia that entitle*
their eyes by slick tqngued officials
not believe in it being wantonly de­ points were two more than the Red goal before the quarter ended. Pointe' 100 years ago.
the pupil to a higher grade, not to
of the Biological Survey.
However,
seven, eight, nine and ton, followed
stroyed to further the interests of Devil total.
Inadequate school terms for Ameri­ extra credit
the Oregon State Game Commission
in
the
next
canto
on
Ostrander
’
s
two
Basketball tonight pita ManWMd
,)ther business. If I thought other-
can children stand in sharp contrast
We are glad to note the improve­
i* supposed to be composed vpf men
shots before Bob Collier finally sank
with at least a email bit of knowledge vis* I would not be writing an out- against Coquille and Bandon against a basket for the Red Devils, making to the school terms common for chil­ ment of the individual and give each
loor column. I have the interest of North Bend, Myrtle Point drawing
dren in European countries: United tupil ths benefit of the good wort
concerning game conditions, or so
the count, 10 to 2.
tame at heart at all times, placed on a bye. In the "B” League Arago goes
States, 172 days (city, ,184 days; ru­ lone by that pupil.
The important
one would naturally suppose, and yet
Bailey
missed
twice
on
a
two
shot
s pedestal all1 its own, and I believe to Powers, while tomorrow night Riv­
ral, 182 days); France, 200 days; question ia, am I making progress?
I understand that they have also
foul
by
Rackleff,
Ostrander
scored
«incely in the protection of"the help­ erton goes to Power*. The latter of
Sweden, 210 days; Germany, 246 Each pupil knows the answer to that
gone to the sesistance of the survey.
less forest creatures to the extent, these two games should be a thriller, again, as did Collier and Morris for days; England, 210 days; Denmark, question in himself, and wo feel sure
With a total disregard for* the wel­
Coquille,
before
Ostrander
to
end
the
that, they shall live down through but Powers should have little trouble
34« days.
that such inspiration is what we are
fare of gsme, it appears that they
No midweek half, 18 to 8, with a converted free
time in their home—the forests—and with her opponent
Prospect* for the coming school all trying to get and give, The pupil
have lined up behind the survey, no
try.
be given at least a fighting chance to games are scheduled but next Friday
year:
Michigan: 90 per cent of whose interest is aroused and who
dmfot with the battle cry, “Give us
Throughout the first half Tommy
live and not be warred upon with Marshfield visits Myrtle Point and Co­
schools
will
shorten term*. Nebraska: works because he wants to know
more mutton.”
In the Oetrander, ace basketeer in 1881 at 16 per cent of schools will cut at about certain things, will naturally
poison bait, cast by the hand of man. quille goes to North Bend.
The game commission is supposed
Myrtle
Point
and
a
star
for
CoquiHe
The forest is their natural haunts, smaller circuit on thia date, Coos
least one month. Missouri: 1,800 ru­ build up and his grade* will take cars
to be for the protection of game. The
in the for* part of the 1M2 season,
their home by rightful heritage, cre­ River encounters Arago and Powers
ral schools face early closing.
of themse!v«s.-°-
• portamen’s good money pays gam*
was
the
performer
who
carried
the
sted by the hand of the Maker and it visits Riverton.
More Children—Lees Money
Visitors are always welcome. Let
nfficiato’ salarie* and so it appears to
In the “A” League frays tonight Myrtle Point attack along. He con­
’» a shame that man should lower
Seven hundred and twenty-eight ns become better acquainted and unite
me that sportsmen should be given
tinued
in
the
same
stride
in
the
sec
­
himself to th* extent of invading the two torrid battles are expected to be
thousand more children were enrolled our efforts and interests In fisvor of
com; ¡deration by members
ond half.
of the
wild creature’s forest retreats and waged. On paper Coquille has an
in high school in 1982 than 1980.
our young people.
tram* commission, instead of the
Druliner commenced the scoring in
scattering poison bait for God’s edge over Marshfield, but the defeat
Elementary schools enrolled 115,-
High School
sheep herders of the state.
this
portion
of
the
contest
with
two
taken by the locals at the hands of
creatures to partake of.
000 fewer children in 1988 than in
Joint Council Meeting
pointe. Collier and Bailey followed
It ia a known fact that the Biologi­
Peritaps I offend many by the stand Myrtle Point has lowered the Red
1980 (first decrease on record.)
The new council elected by the
with two she ts from the field, closing
cal Survey officiate ef this state show
I take in the matter, but this cannot Devil stock. Marshfield haa one vet­
Net gain: 818,000 pupils. This ia Girls’ League of C. H. 8. and the coun­
the score margin to IS to 10, the nar­
only a secondary interest in regard
be helped and 1 ata not apologizing eran from her 1883 team, Barnard, a
more than the entire population for cil of last year’s League will meet
rowest difference throughout th*
to our game birds and animate when
for, after close association with the second string all county and all tour­
I Montana. It is more than the com- Wednesday night at the homo of Mar­
game.
After
thia
it
was
a
matter
of
it come* to the protection of th*
I bined population of Atlanta, Des garet Purvsnce to confer upon prob-
big clean out-of-doors, I can readily nament performer. Loe and Minoau
holding the sharpshooting Ostrander
same. I apeak not from hearsay, but
understand that it is the biggest, of the first five are reserves from
■ Moines and Salt Lake City.
It te 'em* of Interest to that organization.
down. He followed with nine mark­
■ from actual contact with the eurvey,
cleanest place in our world today. It last season, as Is Ireland, while the
I more than were enrolled in all our Last year’s council will endeavor to
ers, his second half contribution,
and learned from personal experience.
public high school* in 1900.
is free from sham, hyproerisy, double remainder of the equad, including
instruct the new cuncil concerning the
which aside from another goal by
It appears that cougar, bobcata and
Today 98 of every 100 city children craditiona of council service.
crossing and the things that we en­ Smith and Conrad, starters, are
Druliner
and
a
free
throw
by
Carver
coyotes may kill.half the game in th*
enroll >" high school; 55 of every 100
counter daily in our own little world. rookies.
Girla’ League Meeting
state and it ia okay, but juet kt them
Marshfield’« win from North Bend came within a point of matching the rural children do likewise.
I feel it my duty to keep th* big
The first Girls’ League meeting of
entire
Coquille
total
for
the
periods.
molest a flock-of wooiiea and poison
Abolition of child labor in industry Che now yegr was held Thursday, Jan­
wood* clean as they were meant to makes the Pirates the favorite to van­
The count at the third stanza was 19
pills are slung in that district to the
by the N. R. A. puts another 100,000 uary eighteenth, under the supervi­
be and if I, in my puny efforts, obtain quish the Red Devils, while the vet­
to
11.
Lineups:
four winds, with a total disregard for
children on the high school doorstop. sion of the new officers. The inau­
but a few meager results along these eran Bandon squad holds the same
Coquille
Myrtle Point
game birds, animate or good dogs.
Any industry faced with rapid fn- guration of the new officers took place,
linos I shall feel that I have not lived spot over North Bend. The Bulldogs’
(8) DruHner
F
The head official for the eurvey for in vain.
fourth quarter showing in the Marsh­ Morris (4)
creaso in business would expect an after which Audrey Kendall, the new
Davis
F
(18)
Ostrander
this state makes it a point to attend
field game, however, proved that they
increase in total
operating coats. president, presented an interesting
Robinson
C
Mali
all wool growers
and ahaspraente
With the score
School*, forced to carry an increased program for the entertainment of all
Arago Defeat» Caauu Valley are a fighting lot.
Collier
(8)
Mast
G
meeting* and enlarge upon the won­
«tending 18 to 8 at this point of the
burden, are required to carry on with
(By Alvin Allen)
Stonecypher
Rackleff
G
derful work of the survey. And our
encounter, North Bend braced, the
lees funds.
Rah! Coquille. Fight!
In a fast and hard-fought game the
Coquille — Bailey
Substitutions:
state game commission backs up the
count being 18 to 14 at the game’s
Our Nation’s schools are endeavor­
Tuesday, January 16, 1964, an as­
Arago
Bulldogs
laid
up
a
20-17
victory
(2), Donaldson (2). Myrtle Point-
proposal that the survey be alloted
cod.
ing to give adequate instruction to an sembly was held to choose the winner
Carver (1), Ray, Barklew. Referee:
funds for ten more years of a murder­ over the quintet from Camas Valley
army of pupils increaaed since 1988 of the inter-etas* rivalry yellinc con­
on
the
Arago
court
Friday
night.
Th*
Haberiy,
Bandon.
ous attack upon our wild life.
by more than 1,000X100 pupils on cur­ test. Each class presented two yells
Myrtle Point’s “B” team defeated
Leading naturalist* of the United first quarter was nip and tuck With
rent expenses decreased about 8868,- for the benefit of the judges.
neither
side
able
to
make
much
head
­
the
Coquille
second
stringers,
18
to
9,
States have condemned the activities
000,000.
The Senior* took first place. Juniors
in a preliminary
fray,
leading
of the survey, that great (?) organisa­ way. but during the second quarter
To teach 25,000,000 publie school second, Sophomores third, and Fresh­
throughout.
*
*
-
the
home
boys
started
on
a
scoring
tion .which is backed by our game
pupil* the United Stat*» three years men last. The winners are to be com-
Mike Mikutak’e All Stars composed
Marshfield and Myrtle Point won
spree that piled up a lead of 14-5 at
commission.
ago spent 910,600,000 (current ex­ olimented on their decorations, forma­
of
the
famous
“
Iron
Mike,
”
Bertie
the games last Friday night, the for­
For fourteen years the eurvey have the half. The third quarter was al)
Hughes, Chuck Wi shard, Bree Cuppo- mer defeating North Bend, 18 to 1'4, pense) per school day. This year th* tion and yelling.
spread their poison bstt throughout tor Camas Valley, and the early part
Bob Collier and Lewis Donaldson
letti, and Mark Tempi*, came to Co­ and the Bobcats downing Bandon, 12 school* are teaching a larger number
th* Northwest and today predatory of the fourth period found the score
quille last Friday night, fought to 11. Barnard, Marshfield veteran, of children on 88,500,000 per school , modeled the new basketball uniforms
17-18
in
favor
of
the
visitors,
but
a
animal* are on the increase through-
through four quarter* of torrid bas­ was high scorer in the game at the day, a decrease of 92,100,000 per day 1 before the assembly, much to the de­
oat many districts, But their poison basket by Schroeder and another by
(about 20 per cent)
1 light of the students. All agreed that
ketball and won the game from the bay with eight points, but aside from
has killed millions of dollars worth Cornwell put Arago three points
There never era* such a demand for | the uniform* alone would show up aH
“
Bill's
Place
”
quintet,
26
to
21.
this
one
showing
the
individual
scor
­
of furbearing animals, song birds «head for the final whistle.
educational opportunity as there is j future opponents.
Mike, himself,-gov* a An* exhibi­ ing was rather low.
The leading scorers of the gsme
and valuable dogs.
today. Because of more children and
After a few yells tod by Rose Mat­
were Sinko and Collier of Arago and tion but it was his team mate, Cuppo-
les* money it ha* never been so diffi- i ney, Faye June Nosier and Eleanor
Let's get down to actual figures.
letti,
who
dropped
tn
four
field
goal*
Rowell and Ward of Camas Valley,
cult to satisfy that demand.
| Smith, the Fourth Period classes were
At one time there were over thirty
for the high scoring of the All-Btor
with six points each. Lineup:
For the sake of our children and , continued. .
trapper* employed by the eurvey in
points.
Bree
mad*
four
pointe
in
each
Camm Valley (17)
Arago (20)
the coming generation, it well to con­
Senior Play. February First
this state. I do not know the exact
Sinko (6)
LF
I. Ireland (2) half, all of them from out around the
(Continued from Ant page)
sider these facte very carefully. While
“Lookin’ Lovely*’ haa been selected
number to date, but it is safe in say­
center
ring.
Collier (8)
LF
Martindale (2)
the teacher may have been fored to i as the 8enior class play for this year.
ing that half that number are em­
Coach Hartley, playing for the lo­ compelled to drop some important
Cornwell (2)
Ward («)
C
take a smaller salary and a heavier February first is the date and the
ployed at th* present time. We will
cal
outfit,
duplicated
Cuppoletti's
school
service.
Kribe (2)
BG
(0)
Krogel
burden the roe) crisis in education is | place is the community hall.
The
suppose that the men were on a
One of every three teachers must
Schroeder (4) LG
K. Ireland (0) eight markers, but two of th* points
the limitation put on the education time
i
will be announced later. The play
meager salary, even. Take their sal­
8
Rowell (6) mad* by th* ponderous high school work this year for leas than the of our children which in turn cannot
plot and
­
f
nn.vijl.J
""
in vnrn ■.annul has
ns* a fast
iasi moving plot
anu in
m very in
m-
ary and add the high official’s eatery
mentor were on free throws. Morgan "blanket code” minimi
Referee: Robison, Arago.
help but have its effect on the futura. tereeting and characters have been ae-
and it is a cinch that 81,500 per
After the main contest the Arago and Mikulak each dropped in three lst)or
of our country.- We need to carefully looted as follows:
month would be a very conservative
Twvnty-fbre
thousand
teachers
Independents and High School Re­ field goal* for six ponta, whfle Seeley
and accurately inform ourselves o'
Winnie Bondin*, who haa inherited
estimate of the aettial expense. In
serves fought an interesting six-period made a like amount on two goals and have been dropped, while a million condition* affecting the development
th* debt-ridden Bardin* farm, Rose
a year 818,000 is paid out. And with
two
gift
trios.
more
pupils
have
come
into
the
practice game. Discrepancies between
of our children.
Accurate informa­ Matney.
what results? Thousands of dollars
The game was fast and exceptional­ schools.
the officisi and unofficial scores leave
tion would bring a closer, mon sym­
Persimmon, the faithful old colored
worth of fur destroyed and the en­
Tw<o hundred
thousand eertffied
doubt as to the winner but neither ly well played. The huge lads from
pathetic and better understanding.
servant, Bara Margaret Nye.
tire woods made a living heli for the
Eugene
were
able
to
move
about
the
teachers am unemployed.
team could claim any considerable
Amarilla, the village poet-mistress
innocents that roam them, by placing
Two hunderd and ftfty-nme school
margin st any stage of the game floor with th* ease of to* dancers, but
and broadcaster, Clarice Hrants.
Coqaille School New*
of poison bait. The ten year program
when
they
did
hit
they
hit
hard.
districts in 29 states have been com­
Flashes of real basketball were dis­
"Buddie and Clyti*. twins, brother
would mean the expenditure of 8180.-
Waahingtoa School
Players on both teams took many pelled to default on bonds.
played by both teams.
*nd sister of Winnie, Kilis Newton,
000 in this state alone. Add to tha
During
the
past
several
weeks
many
ripe
to
the
beards,
Hughes
being
The
number
of
pupils
per
teacher
O. Miller shone for the Indepen­
Faye June Nosier.
the sum of 8238,000 for the pakt 14
dents with 20 points, while Webb with more adapted to such tumblings than is being tncTossod—in Ave states pupil* have been absent because of
Jennie Mathews, a friend of Win­
year* expenditures and you have the
whooping
cough,
chicken
pox
and
he
rest
of
the
players,
though
Coach
there
are
on
the
average
more
than
18 and Pauli with 12 twinkled for the
nie’s, now on th* stage, Beryl U*r*U.
total of 8419,000 expended to exter­
colds.
Most
of
them
are
back
again
Hartley,
along
with
the
Oregon
foot-
40 pupils per teacher.
high school.
Speed Hawkina, the sheriff, Whom
minate predatory animals in the state
now and work is progressing as usual.
'oaM star and Max Morgan, provided a
Children Without Scheele
one desire is to wed Amarilla, Bill
of Oregon alone. And in the face of
Paul
and
Charles
Walker
have
re
­
throe
way
flop
which
shook
the
roof.
One hundred thousand children are
Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any
Book.
thia, predators still prey upon sheep
As for the gam* the All Stars held deprived of educational opportunity turned to our school after attending
length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered
Esther Hastings, who has
and game.
school in Eugene for a time.
*
lead
until
midway
in
the
second
of
thi»
fall
because
of
the
closing
anywhere. E. M. Briner, phono 71 or
abroad, Cherie Ma* Hartwell.
Kenneth
Thompson
entered
the
If just one third of thia amount wee 74J.
29tf half when, with the score at 19 to if echeels duo to lack of funds.
BH1 Baker, a promoter looking for
Kenneth
* free throw conversam uy Seeley, an-, 1 More than 1,660,000 children, 8 to fourth grade on Monday.
*x pended for bounty not only would
something to promote, Bob Collier.
came
to
us
from
Canada.
Oregon, bet other states as well, be
other by Hartley, and two field goals id years old, are not in school in
Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Fir*
Jim Dugan, Bill’s pal and, fellow
The Fourth Grade Claes in Mm
rid of predators today.
by Hartley gave ’ Bill’s Place” a 21 to normal years.
Insurance.
nromoter, Gordon Neil.
Walton
’
s
room
is
taking
picture
trip*
1«
19
margin.
A
basket
by
Hughes
tied
Also there are Ml.000. 14 and
The big “holler” for the ton year
Cholly, a young Englishman and
to foreign countries. They bring pic­
program should bs shut down on and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THI toe count, one by Temple put the years old, without schooling in nor-
dramatic critic, Bill Floten.
tures
of
these
countries
and
mount
gome
on
ice
for
the
visitors,
and
to
mal
times.
hut down on good and tight. Con­
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Moe, a theatrical producer, Charles
make it more decisive Hughe* sank
That make* a total of 2^80,000 them on wall paper, then print infor­
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
gress should be asked to merely ap­
Gaslin.
i
propriate half the funds that the' ’ In the Matter of the Estate of J. L. a gift shot, while Cuppotetti dropped American children of school age ac­ mation on the mounting. The boys
C. H. 8. Heuer Re«
Holyeroes, Deceased.
and
girls
learn
a
groat
deal
about
in a goal as the gaase ended. Line­ cording to most compulsory education
survey is asking and place thia money
The following constitutes th* honor
Notice ef Final Account
laws. They ought to be in school but these countries and at the same time
in a bounty fond on coyotoe, bobcat*
NOTICE K HEW:BY GIVEN, That ups:
holl for the semester ending Jan. 12:
learn
to
*peU
and
to
piece
pictures
on
they are not.
and cougar (aa for a* bear are con­ the undersigned has filed in the Coun­ IBfil’s Place”
Strsight I—Dorrie Compton, Edythe
Nearly 2.000 rural school, in 94 mountings.
F
W J
cerned they are out for predators— ty Court of Obes County, Oregon, her Seeley (8)
Farr, Olive Stewart, Frank Biases.
Ralph
Shelley,
who
has
been
out
of
final
account
as
Executrix
of
the
Es
­
F
(4)
i
»tats*
failed
to
open
in
1938.
Ellie
»
only an occasional one, despite Mr.
tate of J. L. Holycross, deceased, and
No Grade Lower Than a H—Doro­
Many private and parochial schools school for a year, returned to th*
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Way’s of Portland remarks to the that the.said Court has set Saturday, Hartley (8)
Third Grade January second. Ralph thy Glalsyer, June Hohveratott.
are
closing.
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contrary.) Make the bounty in each February 10th, 1984, at the hour of
olic schools have dosed, affecting was taken ill this time last year and Matney, Eileen Percy, Beryl Un
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’tate the same in the Northwest. 10:00 o’clock A. M. at the County Woodyard (1)
ha* not been able to return to school Melba Varney, Lovell* Wall
CoquiHe,
Oregon, as
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3,000 children.
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This would put a stop to bootlegging , Court room in C
ice for hearing objec- lingson, MeCue, WlUfoam, Hicham,
the time and place
Howard 'Bonniksen, Cecil Laws, Rob­
Sixteen institutions of higher edu­ until now.
pelts from one state to another. It tions to such final account and "the set­
ert MdGilvery, Vern Oderkirk, Tom
Steams.
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Staro-4raham.
Referee:
cation
have
been
diecontinued
since
would do entirely away with the pet tlement of eaid Estate.
The Christmas holidays have pamod
last year.
Wall*** Marodea, Marshfield.
oohon slinger* of the survey and
Viola Holycrow,
estimates indicate that 1.500 com-! «nd all have settled down to work to
H Average, No Grade Below a ITJ—
Executrix
Aa a preliminary to toe main event,
furnish employment and a good wage
complete the course outlined for the Audrey Aasen, Margaret Belioni.
Coquille
High
played
Riverton
High,
to thousands of poor people of the
first semester.
Betty Brady, Mary Burr, Velda Dean.
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Northwest, including homesteaders,
At a teachers’ meeting of the Lin­ Arlin* Harrington. Cherie Mae Hart­
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previous
fray.
between
turn
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rancher* and professional trappers.
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coln School faculty, matters were well, Hasel Morris, Vivian Morris,
It would also do away with poison
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taken up rotating to the work for ths Barbara Oderkirk, Margaret Fw-
bait such as is used by the survey for
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of the school year. Each vanc*7 Blanche Bandon, Georgia Sher­
the protection of sheep. In one year
TUESDAY,
wood, Bill Floten. Howard Hickam,
it w-uld do away with all predatora.
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